It’s not as good as the previous two sub-polls from Opinium with SNP at 51% and from Ipsos MORI at 50% but it’s still significantly up on the previous six, consistently holding them at 41%.
By Opinium for the Observer with 118 adults for 20th to 22 March:
- Conservative 26%
- Labour 17%
- Lib Dems 4%
- SNP 46%
- Greens 1%
- UKIP 6%
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opinion_polling_for_the_next_United_Kingdom_general_election#2019
By Ipsos MORI with 91 adults for 15th to 19th of March, for all respondents:
- Conservative 15%
- Labour 16%
- Lib Dems 10%
- SNP 50%
- Greens 1%
- UKIP 2%
Looking only at those certain to vote:
- Conservative 12%
- Labour 15%
- Lib Dems 8%
- SNP 55%
- Greens 2%
- UKIP 1%
Opinium for the Observer, 13th to 15th March, with 110 adults, online and with The Independent Group included:
- Conservatives 25
- Labour 8
- TIG 4
- Lib Dems 4
- UKIP 6
- SNP 51
- Green 2
https://www.opinium.co.uk/political-polling-13th-march-2019/
The foundations of the Imperial Btritish State are cracking.
Soon they will start crumbling.
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Apparently Ruthie is due to come out of hiding shortly ( she is the all time “Hide’n’Seek” champion of the Toryverse), in time for the Scorrish (sic) Tory Rally–oops, sorry–conference.
She will be hoping against hope that the Brexit shambles has been resolved, and she doesn’t have to explain her views—though as Treeza’s biggest fan, that may be difficult.
However Scotophobe-at-large, Boris, might be in post, then Ruthie just might go back into hiding again, taking the secrets of Dark Money with her.
And Jaikie Carlot will be capo dei capi of Scotlands diminishing band of Tory bandits.
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Tonight in the Pub I described todays news as trying to game of raising a lid off a box of mixed serpents?.
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